Hi Leo, just back from a little trip to the mountains... now climbing a
mountain of email!
Your question about: *it prevents by way of stating a principle,
oganisations cashing in on the hard work of OER campaigners.
*
"it" is the Free Cultural Works Definition (FCWD). It is perhaps the only
docum
My congratulations to the WikiEducator Council Members...This has been
a good experience of online governance, and I would like to complement
Nellie, Ruvani and Patricia as well for their good work...
Sanjaya
On Sep 20, 5:10 am, nelliemuller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Dear WE Members,
>
> As t
I've created the group for the WikiEducator Community Council. Those
who are members have been added already, others can see the archives.
http://groups.google.com/group/wikieducator-community-council
-=Steve=-
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You received this message beca
i'd much prefer to use the wiki for a lot of this ... these private groups
become liabilities - ask a few wikipedians about private board email lists
... for transparency and openness' sake we should try to use the wiki itself
... I know this would be much easier to do if Liquid Threads wasn't ther
Good point Brent. I agree.
On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 10:24 AM, Brent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i'd much prefer to use the wiki for a lot of this ... these private groups
> become liabilities - ask a few wikipedians about private board email lists
> ... for transparency and openness' sake we shou
Hi Brent,
I agree -- all documentation, drafts etc should be developed in the
wiki. Given current limitations of LQT the group is a good way to keep
folk connected and send reminders about stuff.
So my vote goes for using the Wiki as the main vehicle for all
"text-based" stuff. However, when hol
Thanks for providing me an opportunity to be member of prestigious
WikiEducator First Council. I humbly thank you all who participated in
the election and my special gratitude is due to Nillie and her team. I
extend my warmest congrts to all other co-members for their success.
Pankaj
Missan wrot
Now I'm wondering who didn't vote for Wayne (89.7%) ??? WTF <>
Cheers,
On Sep 19, 5:10 pm, nelliemuller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Dear WE Members,
>
> As the chief electoral officer, I would like to make a formal
> announcement of the results of the first Wikieducator Council
> Elections. I w
Hey Peter,
Had a good chuckle reading your post Spoilt votes, my instance on
upholding the essential freedoms and passionate debates around the topic
of embedding third party media all having an impact on a perfect result
.
Seriously -- the WE community can stand proud. Democracy has achiev
